Description
This American-made South Carolina flag features the iconic palmetto tree and is ideal for flying both indoors and outdoors.
SOUTH CAROLINA FLAG OPTIONS
OUTDOOR USE SOUTH CAROLINA FLAG
Nylon flags are designed for everyday display thanks to their quick-dry capabilities and long-lasting authentic digital print. This American-made flag is lightweight, ensuring the flag can fly majestically even in a light breeze.
Our nylon South Carolina outdoor flags are available in multiple sizes, but the 3’ x 5’ flag size is our most popular choice. This nylon flag is kept well attached to any of our outdoor flagpoles with a durable canvas header with brass grommets.
All outdoor nylon flags feature:
- Made in America
- Authentic design
- 100% nylon
- Canvas heading
- Brass grommets
INDOOR USE SOUTH CAROLINA FLAG
Our nylon South Carolina flag is great for indoor use as well. A sleeve and 3-sided gold fringe can be applied to your Palmetto flag for a regal indoor display look. Flags with fringes and sleeves are meant to be hung from any of our indoor flagpoles.
All indoor flags features:
- Made in America
- Authentic design
- 100% nylon
- Leather tab
- Gold fringe
- Pole sleeve
PALMETTO FLAG HISTORY
South Carolina was one of the 13 British colonies and was the eighth state to join the United States in 1788, though its flag’s history dates back even earlier than that. A direct design lineage can be traced to 1775 and William Moultrie’s “Liberty” flag, designed as a standard for South Carolina’s militia troops in defense of Charleston during the American Revolutionary war.
Moultrie’s crescent has lasted as a part of the South Carolina flag ever since. The palmetto tree was added in the 1800s as a reference to the palmetto trees that assisted in Moultrie’s defense of Sullivan Island. South Carolina’s flag has remained largely the same since then.
Other Details
Flag Adopted: September 28, 1861
Entered Union: May 23, 1788
Motto: "Dum spiro spero" / "While I breathe, I hope"
Nickname: The Palmetto State
Known For: Myrtle Beach, Riverbanks Zoological Park
State Bird: Great Carolina Wren
State Flower: Yellow Jessamine
State Mammal: White-Tailed Deer
Famous South Carolinians: James Brown, Joe Frazier, Dizzy Gillespie, Andrew Jackson, Vanna White, Chris Rock Chris Rock, Aziz Ansari, Mary-Louise Parker